Split

We now know that Léo Quievreux's Immersion Program laid the foundations of a nightmarish ice palace that the volumes Immersion and Specimens have continued to become more complex. The series continues (and perhaps ends?) with Split, a new opus eaten away by anguish. We must begin by remembering: competing intelligence agencies, agents connected to machines. A traitor: Per Esperen. The Program. semblances of places, fragments of time. Agents Le Chauve and Spautz lead the hunt, leaving the "real world" behind. Esperen managed to establish its own, riddled with pitfalls and clones. The Agency is trying to crush the Program. In vain. Data restored. Other agents restart the tracking. Alexander joins Janet Crispel and Spautz. But Esperen and the monster who accompanies him, Malvina Cerreti, remain out of reach. A son is born, Alfonso. They are at the center of everything. Specimens. We can guess a corner of Sicily. Fear. Let's start again. Alfonso is a lost teenager. The Bald Man and Spautz pursue Esperen and Malvina into the past. Focus, remember. Buried memory, more powerful than ever. Rupture. Split. A woman used as a mule, a plug implanted in her thigh. The Program. One of the two agencies is suspected. Time is running backwards. Dislocation, fragmentation. The objective: to recover the file, to have the memory of the events, access a vision of the whole. If possible…